The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1850, Page 7

mint set out this roots wif ald fa tas nie ater fa 3 but little better. season, We learn from ‘ext hangeth that ad a on, portion of Michi- gan and Wisco! sha drought has continued nearly as long as in this section. A correspondent of the Detroit (Mich) Free Press, of the 6th . writi from Lansing, in that State, Soder date ofthe 4th inst, says :— ‘In travelling from Detroit to this place, I noticed many wheat fields and ma dows, which looked quite pone. au Poe Of the State, now here, inform me that it ey be expecting too amy to expect half of a oto 5 wheat, aud that those farmers who have gone stock raising will suffer severely from the drought. ‘There was never, probably, such # drought known iv inthis State, ‘The small streams p, and the Girand River is lower than ever known. Tast night it had very much the appearance of stalnaiemnd it this morning it ney te hues bes en- eouraging me sections of the State, a rain storm witbit s few days would, it is said, revive the wheat, while in others it is even m Baad late, The farme are quite discouraged at-th cts before them. The Augusta (Ga.) Chrenitte 0 the Sth inst. says— Gor travelling correspondent, under date of Chat- tanooga, May , Writes—The wheat crop of upper Georgia presents the most beautiful and promiidieg 5 na. In ed of the Cherokee country ti ja visited, where whvat bas recelyed any attention, ¢ Waving felds cf well hoaded and thiek growing jelight the eye of the traveller; and in some of the more favorable localitios, it seems well nigh ready for the harvest. ‘The erection of extensive flouring mills in ai arta of the country, bas lately given an im. 0 wheat growing that is everywhery visible; and ie & matter of congratutation that the farmers of the up cotutry are turning their attention to this indis- pensable grain, and abandoning the eulture of cot- ton, which is so little suited to their soil or climate. Corn is yery backward. So much rain has fallen the past spring, that many farmers have had to re- plant ; ut the reeeut warm weather has been quite favorable, #0. that hopes of an average crop are generally eater- tained, Fruit never was finer. ‘The peach and apple trees are literally loaded so heavily, as to endanger the branches; and Pomona holds out to her yotaries every Promiee.of's rich aud abundant reward. Oats, rye, riley, &e., are generally looking well, and bid fair to yield m sativfactory returns. fields are ve ease, thou, average one, ia The hay and clover flourishing ; and, upon the whole, the hepeiinb, Wise, may be regarded ay an Surneme Cor 112. H. M. Bayard vs. J. Lombard et al.-In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for Pennsylvania. Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the court, affirming the judgment of the said Cireuit Court, with costs, No. 90. KR. Farmer's heirs vs. M.D. Estava et al.-In error to the Supreme Court of Alabama, Mr. Justice Woodbury delivered the opinion of this court, affirming the judgment of the said Supreme Court, | with costs. No, 95. R. Farmer's heirs vs. Mobile city n error to the Supreme Court of Alabama. Mr. ‘ ice Woodb: delivered the opinion of this eourt, ing, the yo Raney of the suid Supreme Court, with costs, No. 100. W. Pyllard’s heirs vs. G. Kibbe.- In error to the Supreme Court of Alabama, Mr. Chief Justice Taney delivered the opinion of this court, affirming the judgment of the said Supreme Court, with costs. No. 151. J. Forsyth vs. United States.-In errer to the District Court of the United States for Florida. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this court, reversing the judgment of said district court for want of jurisdiction in that court. No. 153. Simpson ve. the United States.In error to the Distriet Court of the United States for Florida. Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this court, reversing the judgment of the said dis- triet eourt, for want of jurisdiction in that court. No. 104. The United States vs. 0. B. Brown.—In error to the Gireuit Court of the United States for Meg 9 ton. Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion of court, reversing the judgment of the said Circuit Court, and poop beg cause for venire facias de novo. No. 109, State Bank of Alabama vs. R. I. Dalton.—In er- ror to the District Court of the United States for Mis- sissippi. Mr. Justice Catron hapa pie es owed of this court. affirming the ju: ent of Court. with costs. No. v7. Saowanet: = ‘4 som son.—In error to the District Court of the United eee te BS cease nee pba) mei ied bd opin! co ming the judgment ot said Cireuit Court, with costs and damages at the rate of six percentum per snnum. No. 1l4. J. Kennedy's brn) Sppellanta, va. va 8. E, Collins.—The argument of his cause was continued for the appellants. Metervlogical im Sacramento or THe Usiten Stares.—May 28.—No 1 Pah = S Pair ‘ ¢ : = 7 a. & do. 9 o= 122 Rais. BB Cr i$ W ~9 mode y Rain. » 2 = a sett Fer SBSMASETSrgzsA2) 11 VSTNLSLASTSS! Bi | ISSERSSS I SSAaisi it - Yan Prancisee from 1th to Bee. #2SR|UNU | BRURQUSeSHsTe | Jeusa Ss Wa. | Faculty, eoucerning you | and wee te Blame for your | fan oy oY will not your How me, sir, to ove fasts tint your Neurotic is aot ts ‘other Nervipe, and. marvel av its Tecommend it not only for neuro- maption, (what we bel! Freateat lity avainet (he faculty requires am a ja made, I doodt if evon a participation are, syeey iy Vat iw cones ‘de vamod for publishi sages of sootety require t affection or debility. whe have beum curl by jt I should Ike to impress it wu “ toi rast other elp, Wat thie HY effeotually caro t hope other hi ‘failed St it emotard Fd ad Iya ga DICAL CUMe uricesa, Professer of dni fas pp. 2h)—Priee $1. Gra tiediy peumien ou of this inne ti tial pane ib se orets, whieh snould be wishes mot permit of an inerenss of te sitner beefing ake womens sein gece } Bea'Tiecoree causes, tome, and ieee cae ‘aed most certal = Spelohmadaindgeees RANT scan en Mawnirav: 2 yas iy ‘wife Dae been pereeptihty sinking for ore, in Consegnence of her cuifering some mentne and 4 ber, fing ber ite le, tmvetne in imran om the at occnsome deep aived of age Son tecwreane, Bae votl ened beanajowe er = repeten of, 0s containtas pore mah= ee Beeeoet: Oote. Ln Ay pies t ts Ping ite pases gest lacuvery tery of Gentlemen from }- tham TOR, OD mi at reduced raves: N STEAM NAVIGATION via ia Southampton. he U. “Price of ao, in 4 Hargeon, ia attached to t it = Mibeueh the oat OMe, Spe ee MGULER 8 ead ANY—FOR Mcbuumander, will nae fou \y, June 20, from Pler No. 3 the fires in the seco saage on freich ‘SAND, en iD Restoap. He aaa. steamships, be tween Boston and Liv receive mails merien AND, NORTH AMERICAN Ri M few York and Liverpool, and be- ly oalling at Halifax "vo lana and York. Wednesday, June bd Boston. OME. STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW York and Liverpool.—The ships composing this line are *SaraNmic, c tele, West. Btoeth ‘aptain Wes! n DRI geal alle ork to 00! tech ship. No Or passage, apply to Fe ‘These ae having been built Ts ~ rect for elegance or comfort. Price o ze from a Liverpool, $10; exclusive use of extra ise stat An experienced surgeom will be attached ¢ yay secured until paid for. For troight ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Capeain Comstock. Bio, Captain Grafton. 'D K. COLLINS, 56 Wall ‘hi EDW" to BROWN, SHIPLEY & 20.) een The Pacie el Teay ~ “, Atlan oe e Piverpeel. ips will not be acco Try, precious Bt me eee is rans toes Tie LINE, a rock Jove, wil to the ‘GEORG! sack class are tongers for New Orleans guperior doublo from Standee B Berth fi Steerage do. Races of State 8 Rates of Stare Room ice berth, fe reat ‘to Chagre! | ili F°%, K NY 38TON AICA. hip CR RESCENT. CITY, wil commander, will leav: three o’elock, from hhag dosh, Fise apply to the Goversimont Mails, ped the” Pacific, The books are now 0 Charleston, Savannah rough tickets to San ly application must be ‘ana direct to s of Cadine must all be signed on sailing. For freight or passago, 70 SALIPORNIA. VIA CHAGRES— alte reday, June 13, a8 } = eters rienced surgeon he eter acrs a tty are. transferred, at MS Havana, to the mshi p FALCON and proceed Orleans. bea ‘and boa ill be taken at 70 cents eatigvoat aken cunts eee 4.—THE WELL KNOWN ‘apt, Charles Stoddard, e for Kingston om t ioaday, July Ist, at No. 2,N.R. For passage, ‘AWD & SON, Sh Broatway, CRESCENT ExCinres ¢ C(TY LINE—FOR SAN ee Res via ¢irect—The splendid st CITY, LBD: tons burthen, Charles Stodard, Gomi will Chagres direct, om Monday, Jul An at 3oshonk, 2 For freight or tod. wean i SON, MM Drosdway. — HROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCI A CHA= sult senna ams FilteaDBLeaia, | H. Pearsor North River on Thursday Soculock, Pasoon: cae t |OWLAND watt, tt ‘64 and 6 South street. OR CATIFORNTA. THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN Trancireo, the Steamship ¢ ee from Panama t0 Sa plication to sins, to leare New York July 1st, at City, for Ch svemiuahilp LE & CO., apm ALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE—ONE THROUGH ivket, im ape of Aspinwall’s Ti a App! . 165 Willi SA re. second: Fr. “POSTWICK. NE STEERAGE Philadelphia, fr: Isthmus, sails 13th J PASSAGE TICKET PER STEAMER Now York to San Francisco, via the , forsale. Apply at 102 Broad street. EMOVAL.—THE Liverpool U. 8. it nt, is rei OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK a Mail Steamship Company, Edward K. moved to No. 66 Wall street, opposite Rwerat: boty he ide office ti te, N. Re IST OF LETTE! Post Othee, Ju ana Please mention th ertésed. Margaret Brownell M 1 ETE ? 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THOUSAND “ie have been sold since the first edition was author boa hold dear (shat aff mat have an “y )and wee have tinoet Hentesinm, some of whieh are at THE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIOB. BY. DR. A. M. MAURICEAU, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. ‘Treenticth Edition. I8mo., pp 2%). Price, 00 THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIALL| Y FOR THE MAKKIED, or those contemplating marriage, as it discloses important ‘eeerets which should be known to them par Neularly, every female—the wife, the mother—the one either Judging into womanhood, or the one in the deel in whem nature contemplates an important symptoms, aud the most mode of ure, im every porvuntt fhonsende Th ons contained in Dlensi| pionsands, a4 the immu by the r (which he is permitted by the writers 00 pue- Lieb ) will attest. SICKLY AND UNIAPPY WIVES. Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman in Dayton, O. “Davrox, May J, 1847. M. 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